Corrections/Modifications

• Read the FAQ. Read it again. Read it all the time.
• Clarification: While you will get maybe 75 points if you miss every single secondary input and turn it in ontime, you may lose additional points for missing other things in your project (for example, no comments, finger information, etc). So, it's not a guaranteed score of 75. Now, if everything else is fine except the secondaries, then you should get about a 75.
• Information about followups/MP3 for listFriendsJournals
• The amount of points on secondaries posted and information about clone().

Checklist

• You don't have to submit the Shape classes, since we will test with our own code. However, BstSortedList needs to work with Shape (we will implement our own and use that).
• Does listFriendsJournals post followups and print MP3s? Does it print in the order as explained in the FAQ? (The format should be similar to list).
• You will lose about 30-35 points if you do not pass any secondaries. About 15-20 points test "followup". Thus, you will score at most 75-80 points if you don't pass any secondaries (if on-time).
• If you implemented clone() for BstSortedList, it should work in a file called BstSortedList.cpp and BstSortedList.h. If you had to use two versions of BstSortedList (you shouldn't have to), one version for working with Shape, and another version to work with your project, then you should rename the other version (e.g. MyBstSortedList).
• You may submit one version of your ActionListener documentation if you wrote more than one (for extra credit). If Gui is also your action listener, then you should supply documentation for that class (for extra credit).
• If you wrote more than about 8 original classes, then we will only check the documentation for 8 classes. You do not need to supply the rest (unless you have already written it). However, at most one class documentation can be an action listener (since they all do roughly the same).
• Make sure you submit files that can create an executable called p4.
• In your README, include a list of files created specifically for project 4 (not including files provided to you, or files such as SortedList).

  Files written
  -------------
  Date.cpp and Date.h
  Name.cpp and Name.h
  

• In your README, include a list of documentation files submitted (this is worth up to +5 points extra credit). Make sure this IS NOT Microsoft Word documents.

  Documentation Files
  -------------------
  Date.doc
  Name.doc
  

Did you reread the FAQ?

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